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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Aug 1996.
Re: Req: Male version of Mike Jittlov's "Meriday in the Morn

Re: Req: Male version of Mike Jittlov's "Meriday in the Morning"

David Wallis (wal...@surfplaza.com) wrote:
: We've seen them (there are 4 variations) before, so save 
: the bandwidth.

[snip]

: If you do post, be sure to credit the artist, Catalyst, for most of
: the variations.

If saving bandwidth were a valid argument, then why is "Meriday" posted over 
and over and over again?

I've only seen one version, and it was uncredited.  I guess the thing to 
do is post it and get it identified.

As for a male in full arousal, we've had Bart Simpson being fellated by 
Maggie numerous times; I have seen no complaints about that.  I have 
mixed feelings about that myself; this is an ng that appeals to 
children.  On the other hand, if they're out on the net, it's really easy 
to find much worse.  

I'm of the mind that a nude male should be posted every time "Meriday" is 
posted--equal time and all that.

Diane

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From: pix...@netcom.com (Diane Wenner)
Subject: Re: Req: Male version of Mike Jittlov's "Meriday in the Morning"
Date: 1996/08/20
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